Sunshire Lifesaving Club Competes For Silk Hat Costume
The Sunshine Life Saving Club competes for a nine Indies silk hat costume donated by Mr W EB Flem ig. The event takes place Saturday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 12, 1927
Page
4
The Sunshine Life Saving Club competes for a nine Indies silk hat costume donated by Mr W EB Flem ig. The event takes place Saturday afternoon.
A Melbourne meeting involving Dr J Evana of Albans and engineers from several councils reviewed two water supply schemes. Attendees included Cre McFarlane Milluin Stenson Evans of Kilvat Council and others from Melton, Bulla and Broadmeadows. It was agreed to arrange a deputation to the Minister of Water Supply.
Sunshine Life Saving Club members took the Royal Life Saving Society tests amid wintery chill on Sunday with many residents watching. The examiner praised Mr Roach for the high card of candidates as some had to withdraw due to cold while performing drills. Results await. exams to resume next Sunday and a list of passers will appear in The Advocate.
A water supply meeting is planned in St Albans over the next four nights. Last Saturday St Albans started a match at Sydenham, losing 3 for 34 after Sydenham's 145 with Peck 35 Grogan 28 and Dickson 6 19. The match continues at St Albans today. Monday night a St Albans case lab was formed from district youths. officers include President H Blount Vice Presidents R Philpott and R Johnson Treasurer J Johnson Secretary G Philpott Committee A Braser R Sheridan. Mr A Brannigan twisted his ankle leaping off the platform at St Albans. Mr B V Seymour will run a half yearly sale at Bunshine starting Thursday. Death announced of merder of B and Mrs Hiscock Forrest Street. remains interred.
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